Thanks Y'all! Looks like someone is going to use it to make a shortwave radio! This is the person I want near me when the EMP attack hits.
I wouldn't want to throw it in the water B. I'm sure there's things in a TV you wouldn't want to be around the fish and crabs you eat.
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Take the guts out of it & make it the start of an artificial reef out at BR
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Then after it sits two weeks at my curb, I load it into my truck and dump it at JT's curb. Two weeks later it reappears at my curb-it's the TV from hell that we named HERPES. It just keeps coming back no matter what!Originally posted by JT View PostI'd drive it down the street a few blocks away at night, and throw it on somebody else's curb.
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I'd drive it down the street a few blocks away at night, and throw it on somebody else's curb.
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You can drop it off at the recycling center by home depot on the island
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Put it on the curb with a sign thats says "TV $20 w/remote" It will be gone in no time!!
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How does one throw away a television these days?
My 1992 Magnavox finally gave out 3 weeks ago. So I put it out on the curb and said some words over it. I watched the Saints win the Super Bowl on that thing. Sad.
3 weeks later, it is still sitting on the curb. Apparently the trash guys will not pick it up. What to do? Don't say, "Find a dumpster". If there is some reason why it's not supposed to go in the trash, I want it to go where it's supposed to. I just don't know where that is. - SandyTags: None
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